Update sharepoint-on-premises-tutorial.md

MigueGo · MigueGo · commit e77f439ca753 · 2020-04-18T00:24:29.000+02:00
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 ### Grant access to a Guest account to SharePoint on-premises in the Azure portal
 
-it's now possible to grant access to your SharePoint Site  to a Guest Account in a consistent way. It happens that the the UPN gets modified. User with jdoe@outlook.com will be represented like jdoe_outlook.com#ext#@TENANT.onmicrosoft.com. It's possible to get a seamless experience while sharing your site with external users, it would be necessary to add some modifications in your **User Attributes & Claims** section in the Azure portal.
+it's now possible to grant access to your SharePoint Site  to a Guest Account in a consistent way. It happens that the the UPN gets modified. User with jdoe@outlook.com will be represented like `jdoe_outlook.com#ext#@TENANT.onmicrosoft.com`. It's possible to get a seamless experience while sharing your site with external users, it would be necessary to add some modifications in your **User Attributes & Claims** section in the Azure portal.
 
 1. In the Azure portal, open the Azure AD directory. Click on **Enterprise applications**, click on the **previously created Enterprise Application name** and click on **Single sign-on**.
 

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 ### Grant access to a Guest account to SharePoint on-premises in the Azure portal
 -it's now possible to grant access to your SharePoint Site  to a Guest Account in a consistent way. It happens that the the UPN gets modified. User with [email protected] will be represented like jdoe_outlook.com#ext#@TENANT.onmicrosoft.com. It's possible to get a seamless experience while sharing your site with external users, it would be necessary to add some modifications in your **User Attributes & Claims** section in the Azure portal.
 +it's now possible to grant access to your SharePoint Site  to a Guest Account in a consistent way. It happens that the the UPN gets modified. User with [email protected] will be represented like `jdoe_outlook.com#ext#@TENANT.onmicrosoft.com`. It's possible to get a seamless experience while sharing your site with external users, it would be necessary to add some modifications in your **User Attributes & Claims** section in the Azure portal.
 . In the Azure portal, open the Azure AD directory. Click on **Enterprise applications**, click on the **previously created Enterprise Application name** and click on **Single sign-on**.